"Metaverse Finance" is a term commonly used to describe the integration of financial services and businesses into the concept of the metaverse. The metaverse is a digital space that combines virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), the internet, and other digital technologies to simulate the real world and provide rich virtual experiences. In Metaverse Finance, financial institutions and service providers leverage this digital space to innovatively offer various financial products and services, potentially involving applications such as virtual currencies, digital asset trading, and smart contracts.

With technological advancements and growing user demand, metaverse finance is poised to become a significant economic form in the future, but its development also depends on a sound regulatory system and technological innovation.

It can bring new economic activities and job opportunities, drive financial innovation and technological advancements, while also introducing new financial risks and challenges.

The main participants include virtual asset investors, virtual banks, virtual insurance companies, metaverse platform developers, and ordinary users.

Metaverse finance primarily operates in a virtual space using virtual assets and digital currencies, whereas traditional finance operates in the real world using fiat currency and physical assets.